The latest SpiceJet UK court ruling has delivered another major setback to the financially troubled airline, further intensifying concerns about its future. A UK court has ordered the Indian carrier to pay approximately $8 million to aircraft engine lessor Sunbird France 02 SAS over unpaid rent and maintenance charges for

Millions of Indians lined up at polling stations on Thursday as the first phase of the India State Elections 2026 began across Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry. These crucial regional contests, followed later this month by West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, are being closely watched as a major indicator of public

India’s aviation sector is witnessing a significant leadership shake-up as the Air India CEO resignation marks a crucial moment for the Tata Group-owned carrier. Campbell Wilson, who was brought in during 2022 to lead the airline’s transformation after privatization, has decided to step down, adding further uncertainty to an already

India is preparing to launch a major sovereign credit guarantee scheme to protect businesses impacted by the ongoing Middle East crisis. The move is expected to provide financial relief to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially sectors facing supply chain disruptions and rising operational costs. This sovereign credit guarantee scheme

India’s financial markets are closely watching the RBI interest rate decision as the central bank is widely expected to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25 percent. The decision comes at a time when the ongoing Iran war has triggered a sharp rise in oil prices, weakened the rupee, and

India is moving swiftly to protect its economy from the growing fallout of the Middle East conflict, with policymakers considering India import duty cuts and selective export regulations to ensure adequate domestic supplies of essential goods. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil artery, has intensified

The ongoing India LPG crisis has provided the country with an opportunity to improve its energy infrastructure and minimize its heavy dependence on imported cooking gas. This crisis has been triggered by supply chain issues due to the war in Iran and the closure of major trade routes in the

The Vedanta Adani legal battle has reached a critical juncture, with billionaire Anil Agarwal moving the Supreme Court to contest Gautam Adani’s winning bid for bankrupt Jaiprakash Associates. This has now become one of India’s most dramatic corporate battles, with Adani and Vedanta fighting over nearly $4 billion worth of